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Photographers waited for this full-frame camera with "headline-grabbing improvements" – now these mirrorless bundles get a price cut

Save big on flagship-like gear built for both stills and video with these Sony A7 V deals

Photographers waited for this full-frame camera with "headline-grabbing improvements" – now these mirrorless bundles get a price cut

The Sony A7 V mirrorless camera, a versatile all-rounder with flagship performance at a more affordable price, is now discounted on several bundles at Park Cameras. These deals allow customers to save up to £1,448.90 on various camera and lens combinations. The Sony A7 V, priced at £2,519.10 from its original £2,799, features a new 33MP partially stacked full-frame sensor, AI-powered autofocus, blackout-free bursts up to 30 frames per second, and delivers detailed oversampled 4K video.

Included in the discounted bundles, the A7 V paired with the 24-105mm f/4 G OSS lens is now £3,399, down from £3,728. This versatile zoom is perfect for travel, portraits, and everyday use, offering constant f4 aperture and optical stabilization for steady handheld shots. The A7 V combined with the 24-70mm f/2.8 GM II lens costs £3,999, reducing from £4,698. This updated G Master standard zoom boasts improved optics, handling, and a lighter, more compact design.

Customers can also save £799 on the Sony A7 V with the 70-200mm f/2.8 GM II lens, bringing the total to £4,399 from £5,198. This lighter pro telephoto zoom has exceptional sharpness, reliable autofocus, and strong overall image quality, with enhancements over the previous generation. Lastly, the bundled package of the A7 V and the world-first 50-150mm f/2 GM lens is now £5,699, a £519 reduction from its original price of £6,218.

This unique telephoto zoom features a constant f/2 aperture, delivering outstanding image quality and excellent low-light performance.

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